One of the most innovative features of Atrix was the laptop dock that could turn your smartphone into a full laptop running Motorola’s Webtop, which is a variant of Linux. Many people thought this could be the future for smartphones, but this innovative feature had one huge downside – its price. At $400 the laptop dock, which is just a ... Read More »
SE may not be doing so well overall right now, but it’s Android part of business is on the rise, with 60% of the phone sales being comprised of Android smartphones. Read More »
Since Apple is updating their phones up till 2 generations behind (2 years), this has created high expectations from most smartphone buyers regarding their Android phones. Right now, most manufacturers won’t even give you one level upgrade unless it’s their most popular phone. Read More »
LG is coming out and admitting that WP7 sales are less than what they expected. Too high expectations or simply dissapointing OS? Maybe a little of both. LG, like other manufacturers, wants to have an alternative to Android, because they don’t want to depend too much on it. They want to have leverage when negotiating with Google as well. For ... Read More »
Sony Ericsson has admitted that they have made many mistakes in 2010 with their Android line-up, and they promise that they’ve learned their lessons and 2011 will be a much better year for their products. But I remain skeptical, at least until Sony Ericsson proves that they have changed, and for now it doesn’t look like that they have changed ... Read More »